I'm creating a site using ASP.net 1.1 and I'm pretty new to it. My boss has asked that i add several "sub" URLs that are identified by a unique number . In other words say the original URL is mysite.com, I also need to create mysite.com/1 and have it point to an asp page.
View RepliesI'm just about to embark on building a custom cms with Dreamweaver MX with ASP. I've done something on a very mico level, but i'm gonna go bigger this time.
Something along the lines of Interactive Tools Page Publisher.
Can someone recomend some invaluable (and free) Dreaweaver extensions that can help in this process. Also, if there are any good DWMX tutorials and open source stuff that can help in this process.
I have written a asp code where i send an email to the person when he/she specified her email id before hitting submit.I catch that email id and check whether the 2 dates entered by the person has a difference of less than 30 days .I used the datediff function.
My server where we have hosted our site doesnt give IUSR permission to the pickup directory and i cannot run this code on the server.But the administrator is telling me to use the Front Page extensions to send email and i have never used FP extensions before to send an email.
Can anybody help me to know how i can do this without changing my code?
This is going to sound strange, but this has been bothering me for some time now.
The site is administered through MonsterCommerce. I recently started working with the owner who just purchased the site. There is one other person helping the owner out and he is doing some web work, I do more of the business side.
All the files previously were html files in the root directory with an "images" directory and a "ProductImages" dir. Now all of the sudden the files are coming up with an index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD*** extension. How could this have been done and what exactly is "Aspin"
Is there a way in code that is, to be able to change the URL extension say:
www.myhomepage.com/home.asp
to
www.myhomepage.com/home.mxxx
I am confused about how to best use an include file for a site. I came across a file that has an extension of .inc, but have also seen .asp and .htm used. The difference between the last two is obvious to me, but why would one use an extension of .inc? Furthermore, is there a way other than using the ../../../ method of pointing to file in path to just indicate its reference from the root web, so no matter where in the site, ie., sub-directories, I put an include file, the links all point to the same places.
View Replies View RelatedI have two servers, both running windows 2003 and both containing the exact same roperties for IIS.I have a set of asp intranet pages that are located inside the
c:inetpubwwwroot est folder.On one of the servers, the asp pages run fine, however on the second server the asp files are not recognised as asp pages. If you double click them, windows pops up a message box stating "Windows cannot open this file".
If I try to view an asp page via the browser, I get page not found.I have IIS installed, and under Web Service Extensions I have allowed every item that can be set.Does anyone know why windows cannot make an association with the asp page?
I want to run an asp content management system. I was just wondering, does asp run ok on a linux based server with Microsoft FrontPageŽ extensions 2002?
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